As an enthusiast of things hi-tech I enjoy sharing my findings with those of similar interest. I readily admit that my vision can be outside of traditional thought. But I have always subscribed to why be "normyl".
I recently encountered a new twist on digital signage. Where advertisers strive to get closer and closer to the point of decision, DS integrates cutting edge technology. We have heard about how RFID, and Captcha have been utilized in DS applications. This still in its primitive stage, and has yet to catch on to the broader market.
The above picture is Digital Signage with face recognition. You heard correctly, as you approach the display, the content changes based upon a camera processing your image, and presenting specific information.
This was deployed in Japan, which I don't think has the diversity challenges of the United States. Could you imagine...Target marketing based upon physical profile. Maybe the TSB could use this at Airline Security Check points.
Wait, I seem to remember that the US is litigation heaven. Which group do you think would be offended first? Mylie Cyrus better start moving money to the Caymans.
I recently encountered a new twist on digital signage. Where advertisers strive to get closer and closer to the point of decision, DS integrates cutting edge technology. We have heard about how RFID, and Captcha have been utilized in DS applications. This still in its primitive stage, and has yet to catch on to the broader market.
The above picture is Digital Signage with face recognition. You heard correctly, as you approach the display, the content changes based upon a camera processing your image, and presenting specific information.This was deployed in Japan, which I don't think has the diversity challenges of the United States. Could you imagine...Target marketing based upon physical profile. Maybe the TSB could use this at Airline Security Check points.
Wait, I seem to remember that the US is litigation heaven. Which group do you think would be offended first? Mylie Cyrus better start moving money to the Caymans.
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